Atrakcje: Kraków

the last town hall of the town of Podgórze, with a council chamber and the town's coat of arms at the top, today an office

a hill with former quarries, climbing walls and caves above the Zakrzówek Reservoir

memorabilia and papal gifts in the “Veritas” building next to the shrine in Łagiewniki

a Neo-Romanesque synagogue from 1886 in Kazimierz, rebuilt from a ruin as a Jewish culture centre

a seasonal rink in the AGH Student Campus with skate hire and sharpening

a neighbourhood pocket park with a pedunculate oak, a natural monument, in the leading role

a Modernist building from the 1960s, a former hotel, today owned by the National Museum

a wooded park around the Kleparz fort, preserved in an almost original state

the former market square of Kazimierz with the town hall that houses the Ethnographic Museum

2-2.5 hours of puzzles on the streets of Kraków, with no booking and no countdown

a small shelter in the Jurassic limestone of Krzemionki Zakrzowskie, linked by fissures to a cave

a modern parish church in Rżąka, with bells blessed by John Paul II

a stone commemorating twenty hostages shot in 1943

an Orthodox church in a former synagogue, with an iconostasis by Jerzy Nowosielski

a recreation area around a pond in a former clay pit, with paths and viewing terraces

the Wodzicki and Jerzmanowski palace in Prokocim, today an Augustinian monastery

a paintball field with natural and artificial obstacles next to the Wolski Forest

a hill in Dębniki with a viewing meadow, xerothermic grassland and a fort of the Kraków Fortress

the Trinitarian monastery church in Płaszów with a seminary and a social care home

a Baroque Capuchin church from 1700 with a painting by Dandini and epitaphs of insurgents

a prayer house from 1910 designed by Henryk Lamensdorf, with tablets of the Decalogue at the top

a prayer house of the Mizrachi organisation from the 1920s, rebuilt from a ruin in the 1980s

Kraków's largest cemetery, with a parish section from 1923 and a municipal section from 1966

a pocket park from 2021 with play houses shaped like chestnuts